AFTER MARKET TPMS Wheel Sensors

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11-20-11, 07:16 PM

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Here is a great writeup of the entire process. Tool is about $150.

http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/...s-sensors.html

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04-17-13, 01:02 PM

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I just got a set off Ebay today. Is there somewhere I can take to get them tested? Would suck to have these installed, only to find out they don't work. The ad listed these were for an IS but the model number is PMV-107J. Are the TPMS all the same?

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01-08-14, 05:55 PM

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I also have confirmed that the Orange Electronics TPMS sensors work too. Just got 5 tpms on the ebay for $35 each. Merchant's Tire Store have replaced 5 tires on my car for $100 (mount new tires, balances and upload the new ids from the tpms to the car). work great.

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01-08-14, 08:20 PM

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I bought clonable tpms made by dorman for my winter tires set. Cost about $38 each. I paid $270 for tpms+cloning tool. Everything works just fine (in first attempt).No programming to the car is needed. Now I can switch between summer and winter tires without any programming or visiting dealer. It cost me litte more, but saves money , nerves and time in future.
Tpms specs: Dorman multi fit tpms sensor 315 mhz 974-301 fits lexus ls460 year2007